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What -- you know, implication they have in connection with the u.s. auto industry, the u.s. government owning some of the u.s. companies. >> absolutely. >> reporter: so, there is that concern from the japan side, that, hey, is this japan bashing? is this the lawmakers trying to prop up the u.s. companies? so, there is a lot of that going on in the background as well. >> perfect. way to set the stage for the testimony next hour, right here in the "cnn newsroom." kyung lah for us in tokyo. here ...

Washington, please. seriously take it. might as well play. steve moore and charles payne back with us. steven, what happened today with the fed and interest rates. boom. what happened? >> interest rates are starting to creep up because the problem is if you have a federal government that wants to borrow $10 trillion in the next ten years the market has to clear. the only way the market will clear is if people dont want to buy the debt. as you said, the chinese are getting jittery about buying al...

Washington, please. seriously take it. might as well play. steve moore and charles payne back with us. steven, what happened today with the fed and interest rates. boom. what happened? >> interest rates are starting to creep up because the problem is if you have a federal government that wants to borrow $10 trillion in the next ten years the market has to clear. the only way the market will clear is if people dont want to buy the debt. as you said, the chinese are getting jittery about buying al...

We quickly did was to put the opposition on the state television and pledged solidaire with the state government and we put images of mangled iranian men, women, and children who were killed as a result of the military strike on television to appeal to the peoples national pride. >> reporter: in the war game, irans opposition movement rallies behind a regime they hate. far fetched? remember nine years ago when a disputed election divided another nation. >> i felt like i was at the alamo. >> repo...

Ago? >> i think hes apologizing about the implication that there might ever be racism involved with tea parties in this fictional story line in idaho. >> i have to interrupt you. i dmu would happen. here comes dr. schwartz the cardiologist for president clinton to make his statement. >> my name is steve barnes, communications director. at the clinton foundation here in new york. president clinton first attended the new milstein heart center in 2006 for its ground breaking. he had hoped to come b...

Reporter for the washington independent just to further indicate he is the man to ask he was reporting at a tea party protest last year and snapped this picture, the one that the comic book copied from. mr. weigel, thanks for your time tonight. >> thank you. thats a photo that will not die. >> i guess not. i dont get it, though. the publisher is apologizing for showing that phrase that as your photo sort of confirms was first used by the tea party a year ago? >> i think hes apologizing about the...

Tonight. >> thank you. thats a photo that will not die. >> i guess not. the publisher is apologizing for showing that phrase that as your photo sort of confirms was first used by the tea party a year ago? >> i think hes apologizing about the implication that there might ever be racism involved with tea parties in this fictional story line in idaho. >> i have to interrupt you. i knew it i would happen. i dmu would happen. here comes dr. schwartz the cardiologist for president clinton to make his ...

There is going to be an issue here. i think what mike mullen did, chairman, was very courageous and got out in front and said that this isnt just expediency. it is the right thing to do. then finally, i think, the big problem, andrea, is congress has to change the law. both the dont ask, dont tell and even more importantly, the anti-sodomy law which has interesting implication. they have got to change the law. then i think it wont be a big issue. >> because what we have learned over the years ov...

Theyre about to lose a major lifeline, this time at the hands of egypt, underground tunnels used to smuggle in basic necessities will be no more, egypt, amassing an iron wall along the wall. we go to gaza with the implications here. mike? >> reporter: the implication is this, jane, that people here in gaza are facing a new chapter in their desperation. as egypt is sinking this massive steel wall into the ground with the intention of stopping the cross border smuggling. >> with each elongated pie...

>> i have no idea. i was surprised when i looked at -- well, i wasnt really surprised, but i was when i looked and it said, opinion, it said driver -- my opinion was the driver was just driving at unsafe speeds. unsafe speeds. well, yes, of course, i was. down the cliff. >> reporter: asked to explain that report, police told us they try their best to record drivers comments accurately. david wright is part of the class action team that recently asked a judge to widen toyotas recall to include al...